Lloyd Harris vs Rinky Hijikata Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing second serve performance over the past six months, Hijikata stands out by winning 45.86% of points, compared to Harris's 31.46%. This aspect of the game shows a strong correlation to predicting match outcomes. Furthermore, in return game statistics, Harris has shown a slight edge by winning 45.4% of their opponent's second serve points while Hijikata follows closely at 44.36%. Harris also leads in first serve returns with 31.88% against Hijikata's 26.12%, making Harris slightly favored in this regard.

In determining performance under pressure, Hijikata excels by saving 55.43% of breakpoints, which is beneficial for in-game betting predictions, while Harris has saved 48.08%. When it comes to break point conversion, Hijikata has the upper hand, converting 35.29% of opportunities, whereas Harris converts 25% of these situations. Both stats are crucial for live betting when a player faces a breakpoint.

Examining career performance on various surfaces, Harris achieves their highest win percentage on hard courts with 71% (W/L 282/115), contrasted by a 46% win rate on clay. Comparatively, Hijikata also has his best win percentage on hard courts at 63% (W/L 159/93) and performs less favorably on clay with a 44% win rate.

Over the past year, Harris has shown a strong overall match performance by winning 66.67% of played matches (W/L 20/10). Hijikata's performance was less impressive, winning 50.77% of his matches (W/L 33/32). The level of competition each player has faced is essential, as Harris primarily competed in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K with a 75% match win rate (W/L 15/5). In contrast, Hijikata competed in more Main tour events, holding a 44.83% win rate (W/L 13/16).

Opponent quality also plays a significant role in predictions. Harris played against opponents with an average rank of 220.47, whereas Hijikata's opponents averaged a significantly better rank of 138.06. Additionally, in deciding set performance over the last year, Harris has won 78% of such sets, eclipsing Hijikata's 67%, hinting at Harris's resilience in tight matches.

Given the comprehensive statistical analysis and considering recent form and various performance metrics, Harris may hold a slight advantage going into this upcoming match. However, Hijikata's strong performance in key areas like second serve points and breakpoint conversion suggests that it could be a closely contested encounter. Nevertheless, based on these statistics, Harris is tilted to be the favorite in this matchup.